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Microsoft's 2026 Annual Report: What's going on with all the accounting changes?

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By Francine McKenna, Olga Usvyatsky Verified
| The Dig Newsletter
This is collaborative effort, co-authored with Deep Quarry the newsletter from Olga Usvyatsky. If you value our work, please subscribe! The Dig is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. Microsoft’s annual report rarely goes unnoticed. As one of the world’s largest cloud providers and now OpenAI’s most important commercial partner, Microsoft’s results have become a barometer for the broader AI ecosystem.
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An award and a memory

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By Francine McKenna
| The Dig Newsletter
In June of 2003 I presented “Preparing for a Multicultural Assignment” to the IIA International Conference in Las Vegas at the MGM Grand Hotel. I asked my dad to come along to hear me speak, and so we could spend a little time together.
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Mazars and Kraken: An unfortunately doomed relationship

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By Francine McKenna
| The Dig Newsletter
The time has come for America to hear the truth about this tragic war. In international conflicts, the truth is hard to come by because most nations are deceived about themselves. Rationalizations and the incessant search for scapegoats are the psychological cataracts that blind us to our sins. But the day has passed for superficial patriotism. He who lives with untruth lives in spiritual slavery.
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